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Laser Plastics Welding at Fakuma 2017 - Visit LPKF Laser & Electronics AG

Don´t miss to visit LPKF Laser & Electronics AG at the Fakuma, October 17 - 21.
In the stand, you will learn about the exciting new options the laser welding systems offer
for the  applications and machining in your production.

A few examples:

  • High-speed laser welding of large 3D components with our LPKF PowerWeld3D 8000: state-of-the-art technology with variable weld seam width and joining path monitoring
  • Cost-effective plastic welding direct in large series production lines: LPKF InlineWeld 6200 - the integration system also for your production line
  • CAD data directly converted into optimal welding contours in just a few minutes: using the LPKF ProSet 3D software
  • Quality assurance: reliable measurement of the laser transparency of materials with LPKF TMG3


Fakuma in Friedrichshafen, October 17 - 21
Booth No. 4219 in Hall A4.


LPKF Laser & Electronics AG will be happy to arrange an appointment in advance with the application experts. Simply send an e-mail to Karoline Ljung and she will help you to arrange an appointment or a free ticket for your visit. 


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www.solectro.se

Distributor for LPKF Laser & Electronics AG

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